View from the past in Romsey & Strongs brewery, Buzzer
Buzzer:
One of ours loading cheese in Italy today 32* outside, no wonder they want a frigo, Buzzer.
Awake, think a CMR will do the job.
Buzzer, dont sound like Wrighty was too impressed with that bull ! 
I see you have a few in Italy. Always enjoyed going there,and used to get seriously hot down South.
Italian side of Mont Blanc.
DEANB:
Buzzer, dont sound like Wrighty was too impressed with that bull !I see you have a few in Italy. Always enjoyed going there,and used to get seriously hot down South.
Italian side of Mont Blanc.
Not so nice up on the Blanc in january
Buzzer:
Try this way up, Buzzer
Ta
Bet a lot know where this is, went by twice on Friday going too & from Frome Market. Wrighty have you had any wet stuff yet, we had a sprinkler yesterday but that was not enough to dampen the dust got mower on turned the blades and going for it tomorrow, Buzzer
Been in there too many times
Buzzer:
Bet a lot know where this is, went by twice on Friday going too & from Frome Market. Wrighty have you had any wet stuff yet, we had a sprinkler yesterday but that was not enough to dampen the dust got mower on turned the blades and going for it tomorrow, Buzzer
A36 Codford never frequented the place been by many times though.
Buzzer:
Bet a lot know where this is, went by twice on Friday going too & from Frome Market. Wrighty have you had any wet stuff yet, we had a sprinkler yesterday but that was not enough to dampen the dust got mower on turned the blades and going for it tomorrow, Buzzer
Evening Buzzer
Yes we’ve had a couple of days of good heavy showers which has kickstarted the grass, it was much needed and now we just have to wait for it to catch up. Been busy turning cattle out, cleaning sheds out and getting the machinery ready for the start of silage. Back in work on Tuesday for 4 days shifting more concrete, so should keep us going…
Cheers Wrighty.
Well Wrighty today I started the haylage season off by cutting the first bit a six acre field but alas we had a broken UJ joint on the PTO shaft so that ended my exploits for the day, had to call in the big guns to finish the job off and it did not take long at all but he cuts twice as wide as my mower, lucky as he came from his having just cut 10 acres of his own so was already hooked up, its invaluable when you have mates who will help out at the drop of a hat. Booked the contractor for teatime tomorrow to row up and bale, no turning else it would be hay will see what unfolds tomorrow, Buzzer
Buzzer:
Well Wrighty today I started the haylage season off by cutting the first bit a six acre field but alas we had a broken UJ joint on the PTO shaft so that ended my exploits for the day, had to call in the big guns to finish the job off and it did not take long at all but he cuts twice as wide as my mower, lucky as he came from his having just cut 10 acres of his own so was already hooked up, its invaluable when you have mates who will help out at the drop of a hat. Booked the contractor for teatime tomorrow to row up and bale, no turning else it would be hay will see what unfolds tomorrow, Buzzer
Evening Buzzer
That looks a good crop John no wonder the mower gave up, should be good stuff with a days wilt on it.
Cheers Wrighty.
wrighty:
Buzzer:
Well Wrighty today I started the haylage season off by cutting the first bit a six acre field but alas we had a broken UJ joint on the PTO shaft so that ended my exploits for the day, had to call in the big guns to finish the job off and it did not take long at all but he cuts twice as wide as my mower, lucky as he came from his having just cut 10 acres of his own so was already hooked up, its invaluable when you have mates who will help out at the drop of a hat. Booked the contractor for teatime tomorrow to row up and bale, no turning else it would be hay will see what unfolds tomorrow, BuzzerEvening Buzzer
That looks a good crop John no wonder the mower gave up, should be good stuff with a days wilt on it.
Cheers Wrighty.
Yes that surprised me as me mate who came to the rescue said it was more than he had at home, it had no dung or fert either, Buzzer
Buzzer:
View from the past in Romsey & Strongs brewery, Buzzer
Same position 75+ years later
And the poles that held the strongs sign are still there today
Thats amazing that picture was taken in 1944 so 76 years ago, Buzzer.
Busy day yesterday went to Salisbury market but nought of interest to me so home to find me haylage was baled and Wrapped while i was away so full steam ahead to get it off the field, 52 big bales of 6 acres was pleasing as i said before no muck or expensive fertilizer, things were going well till me loader sprang a water leak with just six bales left to lift, called a mate and we managed to replace the tiny pipe that had a split in it and as we all know you don’t need much of a hole to lose a lot of water fast, any ways we got her fixed and will resume this morning to finish the job, Buzzer.
Looks like Disco is working hard JD
DISPATCHER:
Looks like Disco is working hard JD
Yes Chris there was a slight hill on the short trip and it made her grunt a bit, not sure haw heavy but reckon bales about 8cwt, JD
robthedog:
Buzzer:
View from the past in Romsey & Strongs brewery, BuzzerSame position 75+ years later
And the poles that held the strongs sign are still there today
Rob
you had a good old root around in them bushes■■?
Jeremy